Health Care Reform Is The Most Important Benefit In Life

Health care remains a troubling problem that Americans must face day to day. The rising cost of medical care and health insurance is impacting the livelihood of many Americans in one way or another. Even people who have decent insurance coverage, through an employer or government program, are finding that the current health care system is making it more difficult to get the care they require at a price they can afford. From lack of access to preventative care and the high cost of medical treatment, many Americans would agree that health care reform needs to happen. Millions of people, both insured and uninsured, cannot access the excellent health care that the United States has to offer due to high costs. In regard to access, quality, and efficiency, the United States rank last out of 19 industrialized nations in quality of care. Health care is one of the most important benefits of a person’s life. There are so many things affecting the health of people all around the world, both positive and negative.

In terms of current health care reform in the United States, the financial impact of the law will vary based on age and current health status. The ultimate goals of health care reform are to increase the number of insured and to increase the quality of care while trying to stabilize or reduce costs. (Niles, N. J. 2017). Health Care Reform of the United States, because it concerns many people’s health and when their lives in danger, they can go to the hospital and get better treatment, or when they can also go to see a doctor and take care of it. The necessity of health care reform in the United States, a growing population of poor is also leading to increases in the cost of health. (Inhurst, R. 2009).

The necessity of health care reform in the United States, the costs are slowing the growth rate of health care costs and as a previous medical biller and coder many initiatives due with affordability, access, and the poor infrastructure of all citizens of the United States. (Schlesinger, M., & Gray, B. H. 2016). The necessity of health care reform in the United States, I want to see patients and families the access to the finest doctors, the best medicine, and cutting-edge technology, and the best treatments available. (Gruber, J. 2011, Chapter 6, p. 3-7). The necessary of health care reform in the United States, the core barrier was the lack of commitment to the empowerment. It resulted from the subsidy focus of the projects and the lack of protection of the innovations, and from conflicts of interest and power struggles on the ministry- level. (Leekley, L. 2012).

The necessary of health care reform in the United States, without the cooperation of outside organizations responsible for more health care spending, medical homes may prove insufficient to achieve what every other developed country has gained through primary care. (Rosser WW, Colwill JM, Kasperski J, Wilson L 2010). In the light of social drivers and norms, values and beliefs are also all important in healthcare because standards society would like to embrace and live up to. (Garden, A., & Garden, I. 2015, Chapter 4, p.10-11). In the light of social drivers and norms I want my staff to behave accordingly and when it is a new norm, I want my staff to establish, work on creating new expectations and behavior. For me, in the light of social drivers and norm, I try to find ways to rely on trust and authority (Atchison, T., & Carlson, G. 2008).

In the light of social drivers and norms I find ways in which such knowledge can be achieved and finding the means to achieve a change in expectations should be one of my main goals. (Holtz, C. 2016, Chapter 5, p. 7-9). In the evaluation of current health care reform in the United States, my blue point is I want to see and ensure that each person and family are engaged in the care which patient-provider relationships, and revolving care around the patient’s needs. (Rentas, K. G., Buckley, L., Wiest, D., & Bruno, C. A. (2019).

In the evaluation of current health care reform in the United States, I want to see is better communication between within the healthcare delivery settings, and I want to see effective treatment measures like breast cancer, HIV, and other conditions. (McCorry, L., & Mason, J. 2011, Chapter 3, p. 2-8), Focusing on the PPACA, is to ensure that Americans of all ages and incomes are protected by creditable, comprehensive, major medical health insurance. (Levine, A., DeMaria, S., Schwartz, A, & Sim, A. 2017).

Focusing on the PPACA, I want to see healthcare organizations have effective communication to employees about their benefits programs, and potential changes and opportunities the employer makes available to help their employees manage their out-of-pocket costs. (Pitts, M., & Socha, T. 2012, Chapter 3, p. 44-45). Focusing on the PPCA, its implementing and its potential impact I want to see to develop a more complete cost estimate, enhancing risk management plan, and I want to proposed regulations on the premium assistance tax credit (Goldsmith, S. 2011, Chapter 3, p. 10-11).

Focusing on the PPCA, its implementing and its potential impact I want to see patients to keep safe and my focus waiting to treat patients when they are sicker rather than focusing on keeping them healthy. (Fernandez, B., & Mach, A. 2013). High and rising costs of health care in the U.S the challenges and anti-drivers for such reform lack of coordination, which means the historic fee-for-service payment system has not provided any incentive to improve coordination. (Healey, B., & Evans, T. 2015).

The challenges and anti-drivers for such reform are that to ensure that the appropriate stakeholders and experts have adequate opportunity to discuss details and logistics prior to approval by a systemwide committee. (Heindel, G. A., & McIntyre, C. M. 2018). The challenges and anti-drivers for such reform like payment reform systems to improve healthcare access, quality, and individual and public cost. (Wasserman, J., Palmer, R. C., Gomez, M. M., Berzon, R., Ibrahim, S. A., & Ayanian, J. Z. 2019).

The challenges and anti-drivers for such reform is the capacity building of the private sector workforce is very important because enforcing regulations in the private sector, and lacking standardizing costs, workforce, and gaps in legislative implementation of the existing regulations. (Sembiah, S., Paul, B., Dasgupta, A., & Bandyopadhyay, L. (2018). To analysis and synthesis of what reforms may be needed in the future for healthcare there are some ways one is an EMR, must be very useful, training is another issue that needs to be well planned and without adequate training time. cost, and employee support. (Seider, W., Seader, J.D., Lewin, D., & Lewin, D. 1998).

To analysis and synthesis of what reforms may be needed in the future for healthcare is to be planning a budget, which means a rolling forecast, detailed budgets, and to establish the proper statistical relationships. (Malani, A. & Schill, M. 2015). I see my role in health care health care administration as a potential change agent because I love helping patients and families and I have a loving heart and very compassionate. Since I have an undergraduate, I will be able to use that too. After I graduate with my master’s degree in Business Management in Health Care Administration I plan to direct and supervise front office activities.

Conclusion

My influence in adopting a biblical worldview in Healthcare Administration and my understanding the issue at stake I must be honest and trustworthy by listening to patients and their families. I must focus on two things I love helping elderly, patients and their families. As a Christian I should be involved in helping provide high quality care. With this master’s degree it will help me getting a job in either a health care, mental health center, hospital, working in an office that will help my staff. I know that as a Christian I know that God is our healer and He my physician. (Luke 17:33, King James Version) Whosoever shall seek to save his life shall lose it; and whosoever shall lose his life shall preserve it.

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